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load("go.chromium.org/luci/starlark/starlarkproto/testprotos/test.proto", "testprotos")
# Note: this test also covers all other integer types, since their
# implementation is almost identical. The differences are tested in
# int_ranges.star.
m = testprotos.SimpleFields()
# Default value.
assert.eq(m.i64, 0)
# Setter and getter works.
m.i64 = 123
assert.eq(m.i64, 123)
# Setting through constructor works.
m2 = testprotos.SimpleFields(i64=456)
assert.eq(m2.i64, 456)
# Clearing works.
m2.i64 = None
assert.eq(m2.i64, 0)
# Setting wrong type fails.
def set_bad():
m2.i64 = [1, 2, 3]
assert.fails(set_bad, 'can\'t assign list to a value of kind "int64"')
# Setting to a message fails.
def set_msg():
m2.i64 = testprotos.SimpleFields()
assert.fails(set_msg, 'can\'t assign proto struct to a value of kind "int64"')
# We don't support implicit conversions from float to int. Callers should use
# int(...) cast explicitly.
def set_float():
m2.i64 = 123.4
assert.fails(set_float, 'can\'t assign float to a value of kind "int64"')
# Serialization to text proto works.
text = proto.to_pbtext(testprotos.SimpleFields(i64=987))
assert.eq(text, "i64: 987\n")